The country, in its attitude toward LGBT people, is starting to take on the distinctive feel of 1998, and that is a threat to our communities both virtual and physical.
An interpretation of such a finding would be that participants can selectively attend to one particular spatial frequency information based on the distinctive features to complete the task (Morrison & Schyns, 2001).
In common with UHI, also one of its member institutions, the university seeks to draw on the distinctive cultures and characteristics of the region it serves, husbanding them to higher education needs across a variety of subjects.
In the mouse, one cycle lasts for 8.6 days and is divided into 12 stages based on the distinctive associations of germ cells in a cross-section (Ahmed and de Rooij, 2009; Oakberg, 1956b; Oakberg, 1957).
At the same time, her novel carries on the distinctive line of this award so far.
But Mr. Mazzetti focuses on the distinctive, modern-day practice of targeted killing, particularly through the use of drone strikes.
The intention of the word logical was to insist on the distinctive nature of logical and mathematical truth.
Abū ʿIsā Muḥammad al-Tirmidhī (died ah 279 [892 ce]) edited the Jāmiʿ al-ṣaḥīḥ, adding notes on the distinctive interpretations of the schools of law (madhāhib).
Throat-singers usually accompany themselves on the distinctive Inner Asian fiddle, with its pegboard often carved in the shape of a horse's head.
It would be better able to appreciate and build on the distinctive strengths of Asian financial systems than the IMF has proven to be.
All pick up on the distinctive resonance of Scots spirituality and the immaculate tuning and balance of the four female singers of Canty.
